The ITM Institute of Design and Media (ITM IDM) has initiated the admission process for its Bachelor of Design (BDes) program in Fashion Design for the academic year 2025-2029. Spanning four years, the program is designed to equip students with industry-relevant skills and practical experience in fashion design. Prospective candidates meeting the eligibility criteria have been given the opportunity to apply online through the institute’s official website. However, the deadline for registration has not yet been announced. According to an official press release, key dates, including the application deadline, will be updated on the institute’s website in due course. The registration process involves completing an application form, uploading the necessary documents, and paying the required application fee. Once the application is submitted, candidates are expected to receive further instructions regarding the selection and admission procedures. Eligibility and Scholarships Students who have completed their Class 12 or an equivalent examination from a recognized board are eligible to apply. The institute has stated that both merit-based and need-based scholarships are available for deserving candidates. Eligible students can apply for these scholarships during the admission process, with final selections being determined based on academic performance and portfolio assessment. Curriculum and Industry Exposure The BDes curriculum in Fashion Design covers various aspects, including textile science, garment construction, fashion illustration, digital design tools, and sustainability in fashion. The program is structured to prepare students for careers in fashion, retail, and entrepreneurship, benefiting from state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty, and collaborations with industry leaders. While discussing the program, the Dean and Director of IDM, Nisha Chanda, emphasized that the rapidly evolving fashion industry necessitates a curriculum that provides students with the knowledge, skills, and industry exposure required to succeed. She highlighted that hands-on learning and real-world projects have been integrated into the course to prepare future designers for leadership and innovation within the fashion sector.
